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A place where animals are slaughtered for consumption as food (5)

Abattoir

(N.) (कसाईखाना) | Ex: The animals were taken to the abattoirearly in the morning.

A state of temporary suspension or inactivity

Abeyance

(N.) (रुकी हुई स्थिति; दुविधा) | Ex: The project was kept in abeyancedue to lack of funds.

To go away suddenly and secretly in order to escape from somewhere (3)

Abscond

(V.) (फरार होना) | Ex: The thief abscondedwith the stolen money.

A deep and seemingly bottomless pit or hole

Abyss

(N.) (बहुत गहरी खाई) | Ex: He stared into the abyssbelow the cliff.

An unexpected event that causes injury or death

Accident

(N.) (दुर्घटना) | Ex: He was injured in a road accident.

The scientific study of sound (9)

Acoustics

(N.) (ध्वनि-विज्ञान) | Ex: The acousticsof the hall made the music sound perfect.

The ability to make good judgements and take quick decisions (2)

Acumen

(N.) (कुशाग्र बुद्धि) | Ex: Her business acumenhelped the company grow rapidly.

An irrational and intense fear of flying

Aerophobia

(N.) (हवाई यात्रा से डर) | Ex: His aerophobiaprevents him from traveling by plane.

A person who has a strong appreciation for beauty and art

Aesthete

(N.) (सौंदर्य-प्रेमी) | Ex: As an aesthete, she spends hours in art galleries.

A list of items to be discussed at a meeting (5)

Agenda

(N.) (कार्यसूची) | Ex: The main agendaof the meeting was budget planning.

An extreme fear of open or public places (2)

Agoraphobia

(N.) (खुले या भीड़भाड़ वाले सार्वजनिक स्थानों का भय) | Ex: Due to agoraphobia, he avoids crowded markets.

Former students of a school, college or university (2)

Alumni

(N.) (भूतपूर्व छात्र) | Ex: The alumnigathered for the annual reunion.

One who engages in an activity for pleasure rather than as a profession (12)

Amateur

(N.) (शौकिया व्यक्ति) | Ex: Though an amateur, he plays cricket very well.

Able to use both the left and right hands equally well (12)

Ambidextrous

(Adj.) (उभयहस्त; दोनों हाथों से समान रूप से काम करने वाला) | Ex: He is ambidextrousand can write with both hands.

Open to more than one interpretation (8)

Ambiguous

(Adj.) (अस्पष्ट, अनेकार्थी) | Ex: His answer was ambiguousand confused everyone.

An official pardon granted to a group of people, especially for political offences (6)

Amnesty

(N.) (सरकारी क्षमा) | Ex: The government declared amnestyfor political prisoners.

An animal that can live both on land and in water (9)

Amphibian

(N.) (उभयचर जन्तु; जल और स्थल दोनों में रहने वाला जीव) | Ex: Frogs are common amphibiansfound near ponds.

A word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another word (2)

Anagram

(N.) (अक्षरों को पुनर्व्यवस्थित कर बना नया शब्द) | Ex: ‘Listen’ is an anagramof ‘Silent.’

A substance that relieves pain

Analgesic

(N.) (दर्दनाशक दवा) | Ex: The doctor prescribed an analgesicfor the headache.

A person who believes that laws and governments are not necessary (8)

Anarchist

(N.) (अराजकतावादी) | Ex: The anarchistopposed all forms of authority.

A state of disorder due to absence of government or authority (10)

Anarchy (N.)

(अव्यवस्था, अराजकता) | Ex: The country fell into anarchy after the collapse of the government.

A short, interesting or amusing story about a real person or event (7)

Anecdote

(N.) (वास्तविक घटना पर आधारित छोटी कहानी) | Ex: He shared a funny anecdote from his school days.

The inability to feel pleasure in normally pleasurable activities

Anhedonia

(N.) (आनंद महसूस न कर पाने की स्थिति) | Ex: Due to depression, she experienced anhedonia and lost interest in hobbies.

A deviation from what is normal or expected

Anomaly

(N.) (अनियमितता, असामान्यता) | Ex: The sudden drop in temperature was an anomaly for this region.

Extremely old-fashioned

Antediluvian

(Adj.) (अत्यंत प्राचीन) | Ex: His antediluvian ideas did not match modern thinking.

One who studies the evolution and development of human societies and cultures (4)

Anthropologist

(N.) (मानव-विज्ञान का अध्ययन करने वाला) | Ex: The anthropologist traveled to remote villages for research.

The practice of attributing human qualities to animals or objects

Anthropomorphism

(N.) (मानवीकरण; चीज़ों या जानवरों को इंसानों जैसा बताना) | Ex: Giving animals human emotions in cartoons is an Ex of anthropomorphism.

A strong feeling of dislike or aversion (5)

Antipathy

(N.) (गहरी नापसंदगी) | Ex: She felt an immediate antipathy towards dishonest people.

A person who renounces religious or political beliefs (7)

Apostate

(N.) (धर्म या विश्वास को त्यागने वाला व्यक्ति) | Ex: He was labelled an apostate after leaving the movement.

A person who is sent to spread a religious message or doctrine

Apostle

(N.) (धार्मिक संदेश फैलाने के लिए भेजा गया व्यक्ति) | Ex: The apostle traveled far to spread his teachings.

A person who works for an expert to learn a trade (4)

Apprentice

(N.) (शिक्षार्थी) | Ex: The apprentice learned carpentry from a skilled craftsman.

A glass tank where fish and water plants are kept (7)

Aquarium

(N.) (मछलीघर) | Ex: The children enjoyed watching colorful fish in the aquarium.

Living or growing in or near water (7)

Aquatic

(Adj.) (जलीय) | Ex: The blue whale is the largest aquatic mammal.

A person appointed by two parties to settle a dispute (6)

Arbitrator (N.)

(पंच, मध्यस्थ) | Ex: The arbitrator resolved the conflict between the companies.

The study of human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites (8)

Archaeology

(N.) (पुरातत्व शास्त्र) | Ex: She chose archaeology to explore ancient civilizations.

Very old and no longer in use

Archaic

(Adj.) (अप्रचलित) | Ex: The document contained archaic words that are rarely used today.

The place where public, government or historical records are kept (10)

Archive

(N.) (अभिलेखागार) | Ex: The historian spent weeks studying documents in the archive.

A secret or disguised language used by a particular group

Argot

(N.) (गुप्त भाषा या विशेष समुदाय की भाषा) | Ex: The thieves communicated in a special argot to avoid detection.

A government by the nobles or the highest social class (6)

Aristocracy

(N.) (श्रेष्ठ जनों का शासन) | Ex: In the past, aristocracy held most of the power in society.

A feeling of excessive self-importance or superiority

Arrogance

(N.) (अहंकार) | Ex: His arrogance made him unpopular among his colleagues.

A place where weapons and military equipment are stored (8)

Arsenal

(N.) (शस्त्रागार) | Ex: The army guarded the arsenal carefully.

The crime of deliberately setting fire to property (4)

Arson

(N.) (आगजनी) | Ex: The police investigated the fire as a case of arson.

One who practises severe self-discipline and abstains from bodily pleasures (7)

Ascetic

(N.) (तपस्वी व्यक्ति) | Ex: The ascetic lived a simple life in the mountains.

One who studies celestial positions to predict future events (4)

Astrologer

(N.) (ज्योतिषी) | Ex: The astrologer predicted good fortune for the coming year.

One who studies celestial bodies

Astronomer

(N.) (खगोलशास्त्री) | Ex: The astronomer observed distant galaxies through a telescope.

One who does not believe in the existence of God (19)

Atheist

(N.) (नास्तिक) | Ex: He identified himself as an atheist from a young age.

A person who writes books (2)

Author

(N.) (लेखक) | Ex: The author signed copies of his latest novel.

A book written by a person about their own life (11)

Autobiography

(N.) (आत्मकथा) | Ex: Her autobiography inspired many readers.

A government by one person having absolute power (9)

Autocracy

(N.) (तानाशाही) | Ex: The country was ruled under an autocracy for decades.

An examination of a dead body to determine the cause of death (2)

Autopsy

(N.) (शव परीक्षण) | Ex: The autopsy revealed the exact cause of death.

Round complete!